NPR and PBS Never Needed Your Taxpayer Dollars
‘Vanishingly few’ stations have shuttered so far. Surprised?
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Virginia Proposal to Expand Offshore Wind Power Threatens National Security
Wind projects create radar interference and clutter that could put U.S. assets in Norfolk at risk.
Our Radical Moment’s Antecedents
So much of the tumult around us has its roots in the 1970s, the subject of Jason Burke’s new study.
The Troubling Trend of Combat-Uniform Creep
What law enforcement officers wear matters.
Sauce for a Snowy Day
Distant relations and dear friends alike ask for Mom’s spaghetti and meatballs recipe. This past weekend, so did I.
The Gender Ideology Fight Is Far from Over
A backlash to the backlash is forming. We can’t be complacent.
My Deli, My Civilization
In an age of disintegration, Italian delis are keeping the art of celebrating the rhythms of life alive.
Mamdani Has Learned Nothing from Rent-Control History
By embracing rent control, New York City’s mayor is recycling a policy that feels compassionate but fails everyone it touches.
A Battle over Bison in Montana Sets a Dangerous Precedent
The Trump administration just undermined property rights — and ranchers should be worried.
The Problem with Trump’s Fraud-Prosecutor Plan
The credibility of federal law enforcement depends on its not being politicized.
Looking Good at the Winter Show
Art is selling at the annual fair at the Armory, but dealers are under duress from tariffs, a spotty market, and the inscrutability of younger buyers.
NATO’s Not Dead
Pundits’ claims that the alliance is on the verge of demise are greatly exaggerated.
Kevin Warsh: Hawk or Dove?
The pick to be Federal Reserve chairman has a history of concern about inflation but more recently has been in harmony with President Trump’s push for lower interest rates.
Is the Latin Mass for Freaks?
Traditional Catholics are optimistic about their movement, and for good reason: It’s growing.
Do Americans Really Want Higher Taxes?
Democrats should be wary of reading too much into the polling.
The Week: The Alex Pretti Aftermath
Plus: America’s historically low murder rate.
Hollywood’s Academy Commits 16 Sins
Embarrassing stats for the mediocre Sinners.
Bozell at 100
The National Review editor and Goldwater ghostwriter showed the importance of principles — and reexamining them.
The Government Can Do Better Than Trump Accounts
Encouraging savings from a young age is a worthy aim, but families don’t need another entitlement program.
President Trump, Don’t Go Soft on Woke Capital
Washington must depoliticize the market and turn ‘passive-aggressive’ holders like BlackRock back into the passive investors they claim to be.
